i cant answer your question, but on a D2 I own, the previous owner just looped a hose from the cooler out put on the filter base to the cooler return on the base. Kind of like bypassing you heater core when it leaks
i cant answer your question, but on a D2 I own, the previous owner just looped a hose from the cooler out put on the filter base to the cooler return on the base. Kind of like bypassing you heater core when it leaks
This is an annual subject, the last time about a year ago most of the answers were provided with previous links back to posts/threads with diagrams and photo's of where that check valve is.
IF I REMEMBER CORRECTLY AND IT IS EARLY IN THE MORNING FOR ME to say this, BUT it is under a plug going up the center of the oil filter housing more or less inline with those two ports.
OM will probably chime in soon and correct me but I also seem to remember he had the Part Number for the proper Caps to go in those hole as they are not standard Pipe thread.
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